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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Oct i5rite Stpfte UNDER 0anmart fat
Ui inotaget, i0m MA uil ie, ira ~8aHs
oers Go96lao", n9rmeit for at uore
bnnite ~2lbonnenter fer / 9aueet tan laie,
buorlebes en- nanit Man0, uoienbt for
meo esne Zine at unoerie9e 9aaoet ger
ouer, itiforer bette, mar Fan after font
mer iilbnse til 5jemlanbet. @il nusen
al pore llbonnenter 9i6re Os cen lpeciele
9jeneite at cplpie os ON, boor 9atota
Der iinbes 9auofratniuser, 6uor Sien
neoe / en- 7pboe af 4 til ) SOB fGrit fsr
op / Sali Mtaaneo, cs at @rgoen oeripr
tribes, 90 S Sereee## itHte ucterres, ON Der
emo fun ijeloen i Sommertisen Ialoer
Regn. &eo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
,rettenoe @arg. go. "a
Telictpnen.

geunegane meoiplser fra SIDE 1s5-
,oo al s9eu bemmeli9bebsiuloe o" pg
N sibe $3.50 al "@n Sfbprspe".
efrr slrfet oper efter De to oobbelte
stregtr,
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Yasiaeertr ipm bar reiit meb State
2inien uotaler fig roienbe ON ben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Nabcm: Sorreiponoanee
Safe GteenSlano.

aan ro9en sipe mig CYlts nihg ON, buor,
ban jeg ltal iao l%nttemet? &6oHueut.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

st eef tteser al "IecOrab %oiteu@4 4+p-
iere, iout Fan 8ipe mig Undertaking., ON Der
/ Minueiota CT gauo Al iaa iomt "6pmefeao".
og buao Sla9s gano oct er, sobt eaer life?
81 "
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

9uoI lial jeg beupenoc mtg oueaneaOe
Strifiemoitiue?
Guar. Nnton Gougner, G12 6irlt
Ratioual Banf 8uiloirg, Chicago, 81,
er nOrlt 2lsent IOr 2am6S 5trittemaitins
5irna.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

9e mansioloise 8suner al "9ecorabs
Soften, Der bar inoienbt en- M Gbons
nent" iom "Sules eIer Nptaarspreient",
flyer pi berpep BEN biertelisite 5ai, %
msnsr bette lise fulot no, ON ri END life
bar paret iitano til at iinSe Elabs for
De mansiolbise grepe, ium er inelpbue.
Yi maa unSifplos, of ri / iaa Senisenbe
bar paret nsoiaset tit at ifufie iaa
mango al pore Senner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Gan Sc siue mig Undertaking on, buors
leoes les Tan %foritnfe mig ben Hne Goietess
Sort, taloet T~apapurfa, iom er opoaset /
Batavia, SposAmeriia?
Spar: Geune Bert er upoaset fSrIt
nplis, os bet uil tase aoitilis lang 5ib,
fGr ben tommer / Sauoeler.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23
Wprifc
g}atiDrale NDpeQer

,r uSiolGt. ct MT Splag pil blipe
trntt, i~aaiHart ri fan faa SID ocrtil
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

Guar. Otter Crbets Nde6riug ituloe
8eitemmelie pGre en- Srouing, peotaget
ueo Stemme9iuuiug, os Dog fan ieg
alene, ior mig lelu, beiiemme mig til ct
eler Gnoet, trGffe en- Beitemmelie, uoen
Samraao meo Naore; min Stemme CT
mig BET Stgtfe uot. Zen 8eitemmelie,
je9 / Ell eller anoeu 6enIeenoe bar op.
glort meo mig ielu, bar jeg NIB &et til
at fable en- Beilutniag, men Bciluts
ming BRIGGS HHerHfeit OH &2e99et-of
uioeregaaenoe gtatur, iaaleOes ON, boao
Der ueotaees al Ell 5oriamling, meoenS
BOG I. 81. 8oliti eller nn6en Eprig6eo
trGiitr BEN 8eitemme0e, at BEN
elsr ben 9iu9 ital orbres paa ben
Mauoe. ben faitiGtter.
Mtan maa / bet 0ele ber bolbe Iis til
Sprog6ruseu; / mango 9ilieloe &c be
TO Be9reber a!oeles ipnpnDme, bet pil
iige ens~betDoenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-23

gtl De oGrs al Den @o0beo at beipare ne
oenitaoenoe G~2srgsHeal:
0pco er 6DtiieleH meGem Geitemmelie OF
44eA4tttAina2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
ANARCHY CONDEMNED.
Adler Denounces the Condemned Men
But Favors Lighter Sentences.

Adler Denounces the Condemned Men,
But Favors Lighter Sentences.
NEW YORK, October 30.-Professor Fe-
lix Adler addressed the Society Of Ethical
Culture At Chickeripg Hall this morning
on the case of the condemned Chicago on.
archists. He said that he had been asked
to address mass meeting arranged in be-
half of the condemned, but felt constrained
to refuse He looked upon those men rs
criminals. Every fibre OF my moral ma
ture is outraged by the methods by
which they sought TO obtain their
ends" said the Professor. The an
archists are the worst enemies of
society, and should be suppressed. Yet, l
rise to enter plea in their behalf, because
am in favor OF absolute purity in judi
! cial processes, and impartiahty in the fac e
Of public excitement. / speak for them
as would for my worst enemy if injustice
were about to be done 10 him. Ii these
men are hung, they will be looked upon
as heroes, which they are not. Society
has the right TO. and should quarantine
these men, Just the same rs the bearers Of
cholera germs.
Mr.. Adler reviewed the trial. aud
as he repeated part Of Fielden's
speech, there was some applause in the
gallery Of the halcony. This was met
with an outbnrst of Kisses, and the speaker
ceased in his discourse to say thai any
demonstration by the audience was not
permitted by the rules Of the society. He
afterwards said that, in his opinion, the
prisoners should have had separate trials,
and that Lingg, Schwab and Fielden
should be imprisoned for life and the
others sentenced to short terms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
A GROSS INJUSTICE

Done Arizona Indians by the Local An-
thorities.
WASHINGTON, October 80 Some weeks
ago the military authorities Of Arizona
Territory reported to the War Depart
ment that the Sheriff of Final county held
warrants, the legality of which were ques-
toned, for the arrest of Eckimizin and
twenty.seven other Indians living on the
San Pedro rivv- in that Territory, upon
charges of grand larceny and resisting ar
rest, and had called upon Capt. Pierce, the
commanding military officer at the San
Carlos agency. who is also acting Indian
agent, to aid him in making
the arrests. General Miles in
reporting the matter tO General Howard,
expressing the opinion that an attempted
arrest of these twenty-eight Indians by
local civil officers, would prove serious
matter, if it did not involve the country in
an Indian war The last act of hostility On
the part OF the whites was the arrest
of six of the Indians it is
said, upon false charges, and the
attempted arrest of twenty Others referred
to above. The Sheriff of Pinal county
has made demand upon Captain Pierce
for the surrender Of the accused, which
on October 10, the date of Captain Pierce's
letter of transmittal, had not been COM
piled with The Indian officials pro-
nouuce the affair shameful outrage upon
peaceable and law abiding Indians, and
will take such steps as may be necessary
property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
sale Of the Chicago Times.

CWDNop, O roher 3O-The Daily Ns'rS
w&LrUoliSh the following tomorrow: The
announcement in the Daily NelCS Saturday
evening that the Tunes had hgeu sold, ere
atel elcon-jdtrabie excitement but every par
ucuUroi the transfer has been confirmed.
II hli ]yrn suld TO James J.. West, Clinton
A. Sanwacu and q company Of Eastern cap
uH,r>tS The sale was made with the writ
ten consent Of all the Warning heirs. The
tr.n.;rr includes the entire estate. 1t is
g.a.rH.Iy believed that the amount paid
By thu purcussiug syndicate was not iaI
from II 2ID zoo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
WHERE IL sULLIVAN'
A Man Who Can Knock Daylight Out Of
Bostan's sIugxsr.

A Man Who Can Knock Daylight Out Of
Boston's sIugxsr.
NEW YORK, October 30.--A good look
ing young man strolled into big brewery
in Harlem yesterday, and asked for .
glass Of beer. He WAS well dressed, and
appeared to be about twenty. Ave years
old The owner Of the brewery called
the attention Of reporter 20 the young
man, and said he was probably the strong
est man in the world. He b Mr..
Charles Miller. Ten years ago he came
TO America and went 70 Califor-
MIA with his father, where he be-
gan life ~ butcher. He made money,
and is now on u pleasure trip east He
developed his phenomenal strength nj an
early aye. Being in no need Of money
and disliking publicity, Mr.. Miller has re-
fused many offers 10 give exhibitions OF
his powers. Yesterday, however. he con.
sented to show the reporter what he could
do. With ease he placed two men, weigh
ing not less than 100 pounds each, on n
table, and then lifted table and oil above
his head. After one or two performances
Of this sort Mr.. Miller remarked that his
chief strength lay in his hands and the
torce with which he could strike .
blow. A small boy was sent into the
street and returned with an ordinary paving
stone, weighing about fifteen or twenty
pounds. Then Mr.. Miller for the first time
stripped himself from the waist up. I'm
mense masses OF muscles stood out from
his chest aud 90 his shoulders, giving him
almost the appearance Of deformity. HI.
placed the granite block on an anvil, with
the smooth side up. He stood several PAGES
from il and hegan 10 swing bis right arm.
After several revolutions be took one step
forward aud brought his fist down on the
granite block, splitting IL in q number Of
pieces HIS baud was little red. but
otherwise seeined unhurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
CHAMBERLAIN TALKS.
THE BRITISH FISH COMMISSIONER REVEALS
HIS PLANS.
as Will 80 Direct 10 Washingsou-AnIiOus 10 Study
American lns6tutons-Jossph UnboSns
Himself on The Irish QussnOn-A
Scheme of Local Government.

LONDON, October 30.-Mr. Chamberlain
was interviewed on board the Etruria at
Queenstown to-day. He said be had thor
oughly enjoyed the trip from Liverpool,
the weather had been squally and cold.
On his arrival in New York be intends to
90 direct TO Washington, not to Ottows
first, as Canadian papers have stated. He
laughed heartily on hearing the rumor
that the Irish Attorney. General would ac-
accompany him, and said that the Can
adian press ought to have known that the
Attorney. Generals work was cut ont for
him in Ireland. He attached no import
ance to the structures which certain Can
adian and American papers had thought fit
to pass upon him.
He said: 81 shall enter upon my duties
unaffected in the slightest degree by any
outside hostile criticism. do not intend
TO return to England directly after my
labors are finished. Not having been IN
America before, am awfully anxious 70
see the country and its ipstitutions, /. Is
also my purpose TO visit Canada. lt IL
therefore unlikely that shall return until
shortly before the assembling OF Parlia.
ment'
On being questioned regarding home
rule, he said be had ceased TO be poll
tician Tor q couple Of months. He bad,
however, no hesitation in saying that
those who were sanguine Of soon seeing q
Parliament in Dublin, would have 20 whit
much longer than they expected. III will
go u step further" he continued, land
say that | am inclined TO think that
il great and generous scheme Of
local government were granted 10
Ireland, the feeling which il
represented n being 70 intense, especially
in the South, in favor Of u separate parlia-
ment would gradually die away. l think
that much OF 1t is mere sentiment Pre-.
vious to the passing Of the disestablish-
ment bill, religious feeling between the
Protestants and Catholics ran very high.
but now il has almost disappeared.
firmly believe that il il not beyond the
reach of craftsmanship to make Ireland
peaccable and contentei with full meas
ure Of local government"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

cr~rou authorities at Canadian ports
or. making extraordinary efforts to gather
s.,rfsr,sl information in regard to the
fishery ga,stjou. l; is not at all impossi-
rJ.,tlt Canada will want an indemnity
n~ damage done her fishermen. When
+s,r ,+ granted and Uncle Sam humbly
o,.r,.r..s she will be satisfied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
mhttn,,.. nnirr sunday.

New YORK, October 3O.-Secretary OF
the Navy William c. Whitney spent the
dry anj.tIy at bis hoL4e in this city. DIR.
Iuuuis called to see him IN the morning,
and pronounced him better, but repeated
h,, "nIrr- To keep absolutely quiet TOR sey.
e-I. jtgs Callers were told that he would
b. we'll ,n about a we,k. He was not al
lowed ,o ser visitors, but Mrs. Whitney
ena:,GGyd q few friends during the after
uHau
Ju. Secretary felt so much better this
a.rerural ralt he took 4 long drive IN
Central Park.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
A., SENSATIONAL story comes from CT

SENSATIONAL story comes from Chi
.,, that RUDOLPH SCHNAUBELT, the al
- homh thrower, has made a confession
.,,rs,stipg SCHwAB, FIELDEN, PARsONs
o,3 FISCHER from any completely in the
Ig,yr,,~ke, afrdr. Even if SCHNAUBELT
H. .,,si, such Il statement it will do little
,,..,r,l~ saving the Anarchists. Confes-
...,s nf rrr;ugnt villains are cheap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
PILOT HOUSE, FOUND.
All Doubt ssttIed-slight Hope that Any
were Saved.

All Doubt ssttled-Slight Hope that Any
were Saved.
MILwAUKEE, October 3O.-The finding
of the pilot house of the propeller Vernon,
by a tug near Mauitoc, Wis, settles all
doubt regarding the identity of the lost
vessel. Scarcely any other traces OF the
cargo have been seen to-day, and
nothing has been heard of those
on board. 1t is feared that not
a single soul of the thirty or more aboard
is left to tell the story of the disaster. A
forlorn hope is entertained that a passing
vessel may have picked mp some OF the un-
fortunates, but with the terrible sea that
was running, it would have been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
THE LOST VESSEL.
why She Foundersd-An Unseaworthy

why She Foundered-An Unseaworthy
Ship.
CHICAGO, October 30-If the Vernon
foundered in the gale and no one left to
tell the story of the disaster there will be
many who will attribute her loss to over
loading. Without cargo she was deeper
draft vessel than any on the lakes and it was
impossible to load her with profit to
her owners without making her unsea-
worthy. In order to obtain great speed
her builder sacrificed buoyancy and sta
bility, and every experienced vessel man
who saw the Vernon after she was launch
ed predicted that she would sooner or
later meet with disaster
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
A FIRE { FIGHT.
Socialists and Henry George Men Call
Each Other Pet Names.

Socialists and Henry George Men Call
Each Other Pet Names.
NEw YORK, October 20.-The Central
Labor Union to-day had another turbu-
lent meeting. The Henry George men
aud the Socialists called each other
Fools" "Losfers" and Liars" and
there were several free fights. The Chair
man expelled two members for the session,
but it took nearly an hour to get the
offensive ones out of the door. At last a
Communication was read from the Federal
Trades Union, proposing that a general
strike should take place on November
11th, in case the Chicago Anarchists were
executed. 1t was referred to a committee
and the meeting adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription Of
oneof the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value is
incalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
'ug in the bowels, and wind collie. By
giving health to the child it rests its
mother. Price 25c bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

NEW YORK Socialists and HENRY
cr,E4r men INDUCED in a free-tor-all
r.n, n their last meeting. HOnOrs and
r-r.,ss were about evenly divided. These
r,1If-b, apostles OF a new social disPen-
s,.,,n don't seem to he reforming the
,,5.'f NcIy last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
War IN Earnest.

CHrNUo, October 3O.-A Fort Custer
Montana special says: Three companies of
the Fifth Infantry, under Major Snyder,
equipped lnr field service with transport
wagons, have been ordered to the Crow
Agencv, and are forming for the march.
To-day IS Issue day, and possibly n
L1Fg~ number of Indians will visit the
Agony, Monday next will be general
muster day al the post, when the cavalry
inrr' will pcohahly take the field, and war
OsGID, u WA L Is. IN earnest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

before you to bless God that for twenty
years be has been permitted to preach the
Gospel"
Rejoice, o young man, in thy youth,
and let thy heart cheer thee in the days OF
thy youth; but know thou that for all
these things God will bring thee into
Judgment"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
Both clubs left for the South tonight.


Inventions OF the 10Th Century.
Inc steamboat, the reaper, the sewing ma
chine,
7, Cars running by night and by day,
houses lighted by gas and heated by steam,
And bright electricity's ray.
iae teIegraph's click speeds like lightning
released,
Inen the telephone comes to excell it;
And, to put on the finish, the last but not
least,
Is the famed little Purgative Pellet.
Last but not least is DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ls furgatlve Pellet, because it relieves
human human suffering, adds to the sum of hu-
S lAo comfort, and unables the relieved suf-
oS cIier II 70 enjoy all the blessings and Injuries
the age We live in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

almost a miracle to accomplish q
rescue Captain Hawkins, OF the
schooner William Home, arriving
in Milwaukee this morningrepOrts passing
three dead bodies Saturday afternoon about
six miles southwest of Manitowoc. One
body was that of woman with long black
hair. She had life-preserver on. The
other two bodies were those of men. None
of the other vessels arriving here yester-
day saw any wreckage or bodies, most Of
them having been too far out in the lake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
A Lucky Find Of Coin.

CINCINNATI. October 3O.-A Ripley, o. If,
special says that men excavating on the
Maysville and Big Sandy railway in Ken
lucky, opposite Ripley, found few days
ago an esrthen pot with eighty gold and
twenty silver coins. The collection IL
worth about $500. The gold coins have n
figure of fish on them and the word
Bolivar" Both the gold and silver coins
hear the date of 1870
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
I.ncnmntiye Engineers Adjourn.

CHrAGo. October 3O.-Tbe convention
O. tA- Erotrerhood Of Locomotive Eng'-
re-,s raurludei the election OF officers by
rn,,-,as Nicholas Long, of Chattanooga,
Teany,-.e, Grand Chaplain. The Grand
Chaplain aui committee of ten were APP
pogus,. 20 attend the funeral to-day, at
indianapolis. lad, Of Past Grand Chaplain
Geor-r W. Tyer. The convention also
conc. 5&rd ia consideration Of the life To-
surauc- organization connected with the
Brotherhood, and made some slight amend
meuts % MS constitution and bylaws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
A MASS OF FLAMES.
A Prairie On Fire-A Half Mile Square
Envelopsd by the Fire.

4 Prairie ON Ffre-A Hail HIIe squnrt
Envelopsd by the Fire.
DAYTON, o, October 30-lIufman''
prairie, eight miles east of here, on the Bee
Line railway, bogSy tract of some twenty
thousand acres, parched oat by four months
drouth, caught fire from passing locomo
tive, at an early hour this morning, and now
a half mile square is II roaring mass o
flames and dense smoke, driven by steady
east wind towards the dwellings and q
number of farm buildings, which are a
mile away and which may be saved by
p!owing n wide swath across the prairie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

NR. Jo~ErH CHAMBERLAIN says the
Irish people want some scheme of local
s-,f.averumeat instead of home rule. Mr.
CHAMBERLAIN has to DE very particular
in his choice of phrases. Home rule Is
Nl-.-rnns tenn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

LARGE and enthusiastic meeting
.-..,,l Toy. GORDON 1T Portsmouth. His
s,,,bia. dsauucia;ion Of the trafickers in
s..ti,ra' hate was loudly cheeIed. The
br,,iy shirt has about tapped its last.
~, November : the people of Ohio will
rs.,;.,rr their condemnation Of it by elect
IN, Thomas L POWELL to be their next
tryrrrrr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
Commi..,ou COLLECTING s,.tf.,ic..

HALIFAX, N. s, October 30.-The Col
lectors Of Customs at all fishing centres in
Nova Scotia are furnishing TO the DO
minion authorities special statement Of
the present seasons importation and ex-
portation Of fish and importation Of Amer
lean bait, in order TO place the latest and
most reliable statistics on the question in
the hands OF the British and Canadian rep
resentativcs on the fishery comm issiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

THERE are two sides To every question.
The Iadiau side OF the difficulty in Arizona
is INST coming out. itaii he true that In
dian agents represent there are some nm
hun, villains among Arizona officials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
AN INTERESTING CAsE
Heard Before Justice Curtis, of West
Iberty,

Heard Before Justice Curtis, of West
Liberty.
On Saturday, October 18th, an inierest-
ing case was heard by Justice w. B. Cur.
tis, OF West Liberty, In which Jos. Cheney
was plaintiff and Newt McCown. defend
ant. VIM. ErskiDe represented the former
and Capt. II Il. Doveper the latter. The
plaintiff claimed that he had sold McCown
o flock Of sheep and had given BIN note
in payment for $IGO When the note came
due McCown refused tO pay, btuce The suit.
On the other hand MeCown claimed thst
Cheney had represented 10 bIm that the
flock, consisting OF forty ewes, were all
souDd in limb nDd body, and that
after making the purchase, he found
that many of them were effected with foot
rot and other diseases peculiar 10 sheep;
therefore, a. their condition had been mis-
represented 10 him, be refused 10 pay the
note, ~ be had not received what be bar-
gained for.
In answer the prosecution attempted 10
show that Mr. hcCown had purehzssd ths
aock a. IL stood, and not upon condition
that the sheep we're sonnd; that nothing
had beeh mentioned regarding their coDdi-
ton.
The case began in the rsorning before .
jury Of six, and As . great many farmers
in that vicinity were interested, quite .
number Of them were present 10 take In the
proceeding. A midnight the jury re-
turned verdict Tor the plaintiff for the
full amount Of the note.
The counsel for the defense then msde .
n,otion for new trial. bssipg IL upon
several tschnicsIities which had not been
properly observed In summoning the jury,
misconduct on the part Of the jury, and
several other points. The new trial Va
granted and came o6 on Saturday last, tbs
crowd in sttepdance being - laSEe - b
fore The evidences wa all beaxd and ths
Arguments commenced, and decision vss
xs,thhelH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
NEWS AND COMMENT.
TlIE WEArHER.

- West virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
so. Etir weather. light To fresh southwest
NH.',,. '-'. MN, Is. brisk on the lakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

UYy. GORDON : ventilation OF the bloody
shirt i.,Je at Cincinnati was one OF the
most artistic performances Of the ONO
,uupUG0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

Tu-phY begins the last week OF the Ohio
camplrgu, which means there are only
nine mo.e dsys of hope for J. b. FoRAEEE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

S:rGgrAEY WHgTNEY'S condition IS
slightly improved. His physician says he
VA. I, able to resume work in few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

A Boston druggist was Hnsd 80 for I'll.
ing five-cent cis.r on Susday recently.
Il takes nearly Ill TIE profit o Ave csats
worth Of ordinary drpn q pay 1ns Ne
that Chicago TF3ss&
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